Spring Blooms - Part 10

'Forever Blue'

No idea

Peach Verbena

Pink lily of the Valley

I could guess..but im not going to!

Pretty sure this one is "Hi"

Allium

Hot pink white, and Queen of the Night tulips looking towards the iris bed and Gazebo.

Polemonium

Beautiful Pixie

My lilacs....

Thank you!

Great shots, Celeste. Love the blue iris and the verbena.

Creeping Lamium

My blueberries have blossoms!!

That looks like Lamiun Golden anniversery
Is It?

Thank you Victor!

It's not Golden Anniversary it's called 'Anne Greenaway'

Wow I don't know how I missed that one when I was looking for a yellowgreen lamium. Thanx

Pond looks great Victor. Is that the blue and white winky? I'm on a down year for columbine here - most have died and the babies won't flower this year.

Nice blues Pixie - I just planted your blue mix last week.

Thanks, Al. Yes - blue and white. Too bad about your columbines. I lost a few myself.

Celeste, those black tulips...gorgeous! I'll remember them for my black garden.

Great pictures all of you. Hope you had a safe and happy weekend.

No flower pics right now, but a nice sunset on KY Lake on Saturday evening to shine on all your blooms.

Beautiful sunset, Sharon. Different view of Crystal Fountain.

Cool iris pattern.

View from below.

Duchess of Edinburgh about to open.

Witch of Endor with late afternoon sun.

Baptisia.

Crystal Fountain on pieris.

So many beautiful pics since I last checked. Al, I have that same wallflower - they smell wonderful. Victor, you have so much. Celeste, you too, for being more north. I don't have much in bloom in my garden right now, need some late spring somethings.

Thanks, Deb. I have to try wallflowers - never have. How are your JM's?

2 of the 3 are great, the Corallinum lost its leaves, either from the cold or the sun, not sure which. I didn't think it was too sunny. I keep looking for signs of growth. I hope it's ok. All are small, so will be a bit before much impact.
What is that blue or purple bloom on the right side of your pond?

Bummer - Corallinum seems sensitive. The purplish-blue is alpine columbine. It blooms before other columbines and really seeds!

Well, the Corallinum wood is still green, so I'm not without hope.
The columbines look nice in that photo.
I have some purple winky columbines and centaurea amythyst in snow that look really nice together, might get a pic tomorrow.

Beautiful blooms, everyone!

Victor - your pond is looking terrific! What a gorgeous variety of colors and textures!! Be sure to save that pic for the contest this year!

Pixie - great shots......I like that pink lily of the valley!

Nice sunset Sharran

Victor - that Witch of Endor is nice - didn't Chewbacca live on Endor?

Variegated polonium

Here is a pic of a dead columbine with the babies everywhere

This one is funny, my wife had milkweed last year and wants the plants to be in her butterfly garden, but they prefer the path

clem that came with the house.